A study on erratic mental status in a young human population in respect to mate choice

Human reproductive perspectives and its behavioural aspects is considered as an important area in today’s public health research which encompasses complex psychological procedure in humans, depicting the brain-behaviour axis. Recent paradigms of human mating associated behavioural patterns manifests a complexity thus demonstrating mental stress in the young population. Through this research, we hypothesize that external factors like social media, plays critical role in provoking erratic behavioural expositions in respect to healthy state of brain-behaviour interface thus creating ‘confusion’ causing clinical depression, anxiety, impatience etc. The multifaceted alteration in the objective of reproduction is increasing at an alarming rate. This ‘indecisive nature’ in terms of mating has become a crucial parameter, which may initiate abnormality or unorthodox behaviour in younger adults. Our case study in randomly based in West Bengal, India, where we have noticed that diverse availability of potential mates is manipulating sexual desires, emotional inclination, reproductive perspectives thus misbalancing our socio-psychological standpoint. We predict that with the human evolution process, several alterations are occurring in the reproductive process in the light of anthropogenic factors which are ultimately responsible for the upbringing of unusual sexual desires notably. Our aim is to elucidate future direction of human mate selection protocol and current opinions due to unstable thought process and a perplexed brain-behaviour circuit.